I had a blond moment holy smokes...

 

The "cuppa" comment made me thing New Zealand. My boyfriend's Aunt moved there and that is something she got from over there lol

I had a blond moment holy smokes...

You can't justifiably accuse yourself of a blond moment when I'm being intentionally vague.

Just tell them you only drink the blood of your enemies, Via.  xD

 

You have SUCH a Red streak *grins*

 

Ithi, you're right! See? Coffee rules ok *grins*

I have a friend who drinks the biggest coffee he can at the beginning of a long drive to help keep him awake with the idea that by the time the caffeine wears off the need to pee will have kicked in and keep him awake for the rest of the drive.

Just wait until rising prices make a cup of coffee cost as much as a cup of cavier.  Then the Coffee Haters Alliance will truly rule the world.  Muahahahahaha!

that hasn't worked for cigarettes yet

Love Tea!!!  Tea rocks!

Coffee is nasty... So is Guinness... Hot chocolate and tea are the best... What is your favorite tea Ryrin?

I disagree about Guinness. Guinness isn't nasty, just utterly boring.

Underwhelming.

I'm having chocolate covered espresso beans for lunch. it's like a drug and a food all in one.

Oooh, I wish I had some.

 

I transferred departments at Kroger and now I think coffee is all that keeps me going.

I found them reasonably priced at trader joes but they have a nice selection at Amazon too. 4 or 5 is as good as a strong cup of coffee.

If you are going to serve me coffee, please make it a mocha frappuccino!

I drink a couple cups of coffee every day. I first started drinking coffee when I was 19 years old and was working as a ranger for the National Park Service. Back then I would get up around 4:30am and get ready for work and had a lot of long days doing 10-12 hour shifts. There was a hotel near my office in Yosemite National Park that had free coffee so I would stop by once in a while to get cup - at first I didn't like the taste but I drank it for the caffeine. It must be an acquired taste because after a while I grew to absolutely love the taste and smell of coffee. I have some fond memories drinking my coffee as I would drive my ranger truck into the mariposa grove of sequoia trees at 7am, being the only one there at that hour, enjoying the fresh snowfall from the night before. Funny how some things trigger certain memories

Firstly, that sounds like a friggin awesome job, Neeto. I've only seen pictures and videos of the park, but it looks beautiful. Definitely a place I would love to visit one day.

 

Secondly, you're so right about smells triggering memories! The smell of filter coffee always makes me flash back to Munich, where I was an exchange student.

Firstly, that sounds like a friggin awesome job, Neeto. I've only seen pictures and videos of the park, but it looks beautiful. Definitely a place I would love to visit one day.

 

Secondly, you're so right about smells triggering memories! The smell of filter coffee always makes me flash back to Munich, where I was an exchange student.

 

I live a couple hours from Yosemite.  We love it there.  I'll post pics the next time we go.

I'm coming to visit you.

I'm about a day's drive away from Yellowstone.

 

Or, a seven-cupper. I estimate the roadtrip from Dustyville, Colorado to Volcanostone, Wyoming will require at least seven cups of coffee.

I'm about a continent and a half away from Yosemite. Dragonmount actually has a park ranger there, Paityr, though he hasn't bee around these parts in years.

I'm coming to visit you.

Yes.

I'll bring my own kaf.

You'll need to.